sahil87/run-kit

<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sahil87/run-kit/main/assets/logo.svg" alt="run-kit logo" width="32" height="32"> run-kit

Part of @sahil87's open source toolkit — see all projects there.

rk riff spawns AI coding agents in parallel git worktrees. The browser dashboard lets you watch them all — from your desk or your phone.

Why run-kit?

• One command per parallel agent — rk riff creates a worktree, opens a tmux window in it, and launches Claude Code. rk riff -N 3 spawns three workspaces in parallel; failures roll back cleanly.
• Browser dashboard for tmux — every tmux session and pane shows up in a sidebar. Click a pane for a live terminal in the browser; open the same dashboard on your phone over Tailscale.
• Mobile-first, keyboard-first — Cmd+K command palette is the primary discovery surface. Touch targets are tuned for mobile so you can drive an agent session from your phone while away from your desk.
• No database, no daemon magic — state is derived from tmux and the filesystem. Agent sessions survive rk restarts because the daemon never touches them.
• The dashboard layer over fab-kit and wt — rk riff --skill /fab-fff launches a full fab-kit pipeline in an isolated worktree. Use rk when you have more parallel changes than you can watch in a single terminal.

Screenshots

<img alt="Desktop — terminal session with sidebar (servers, sessions, panes) and host stats" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/fbbe6171-